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Shouldn’t affect much

Ducking Autocorrect! Not about calling Jacksonville the Jagoffs

I agree with that mostly (say 98%). The one outlier, which I've seen happened to other players on game day, is that they completely misjudge the traffic. The patterns have fluctuated wildly in the last couple years. Some days I can get to the stadium with zero issue, and other days it's a complete nightmare. Granted I don't know what time they are expected to report, but even so much as a 10-minute swing in your departure time can result in a 30 to 40 minute delay.

Do we know how that's gonna affect the shadows

Reid is a magician at scheming guys with speed wide open. Did it several times last night. Wide open

The caveat for me again is that the Bills made numerous offseason moves intended to improve the defense. It sometimes takes time for the parts to work well together and I still expect improvement from our defense. Again the questions are 1) how much improvement?, and 2) will it be enough? They have that super quick, speedy guy who I think they signed as a free agent from Chicago... but I think he's been declared out for this one.

Great. What part of this is a bad idea no matter who does it don't you understand? And who did it? Trump or Biden? You are Maga, cult, all the way!

The comparison of Worthy and Coleman was an eye opener for me because I wanted to draft Worthy. It will be interesting to see how much injury plays a part in Worthy's overall career production vs the much better built for football Keon Coleman. As a blocker Worthy probably gets swatted away like a gnat. Hey man, thanks for reply.

Poyer has taken Hamlin's role as the backup SS, behind Rapp. Hancock, the rookie, is the backup FS. Poyer is not taking a young player's role, and the only way he's getting snaps on defense tonight is if Rapp gets hurt. Did you want them to play a game without a backup at that spot just so you wouldn't have to see Poyer standing on the sidelines? Or would you rather they sign Vonn Bell off the street, who couldn't crack the lineup as even a PS player in Cincinnati? But hey, at least he hasn;t been tainted by ever wearing a Bills helmet. Also, who is the magical athletic rookie that they are currently playing a vet over? Landon Jackson? Walker is playing most of the snaps. Sanders was playing until his injury. We have two rookie DBs on IR, one of whom was getting snaps despite being a low-round pick. Some people want to blame Beane for injuries. If injuries are the fault of the GM and are a fireable offense, then Brad Holmes (Lions GM), Eric DeCosta (Ravens GM), and John Lynch (49ers GM) should be taken out back and shot. Some teams have been incredibly lucky with injuries so far, and others have been decimated. The Bills are sort of in the middle of that continuum.

cuz we've scored 3 points less than the Chiefs but let's ignore that they've played one more game than us lol Sorry not sorry.

punctuality is 100% attitutde

Thanks…. For ruining my mood!! 😉

Yes but a slight rephrasing. It's moved towards keeping our defense off the field.

Roof is going to be open tonight.

I think it shifted some time last season, yes. They’re leaning less on Josh Allen until late season / playoffs.

and yet Keon's catch percentage is higher than some of the other WRs mentioned here that are presumably better than him.

We just need to start playing better D overall imo. Hopefully our plan is to sellout stopping the run and short pass while forcing Penix to 10 yards plus

It's been that way for over a season, IMO.

I was ok with his run-first approach, especially his use of Hawes. But I expected him to try something new when other teams shut down the run. But in the Patriots game, Cook had no catches, while Kincaid got only 54% or so snaps. Allen's two best weapons in the passing game underused. Meanwhile, Hawes, who can catch and block was pretty much benched. His only "innovations" have been gadget plays like the flea flicker and the handoff to Knox, which reminded me of his cute play in the regular-season against Baltimore last year that stopped a potential comeback in its tracks. I wouldn't say he's over his head (although Babich might be), but he's not showing himself to be anything but ordinary, at least this year. Tell me if I'm dead wrong; I might be.

Because people need something to b***h about and be unhappy about with our offense

As long as he didn't miss the flight to Atlanta, I'm sure he'll be fine in terms of playing time. By all accounts, the transgressions have been related to timeliness, not anything specific to his attitude or ability.

Has our offensive game plan moved towards using clock and keeping the opposing team's offense off the field?

so what do we get out of him tonight? Curious if there's been any transgressions during the week that would keep him sidelined for some part of the game.

You really start to appreciate the old school, "Oh well, get'em next year!" style of fandom.